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francescaastraea's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
dark
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
This book should be on the reading lists of every humanities department's courses until the end of recorded time, and also pressed into the hands of everyone you've ever met
Content Warnings
Moderate: Transphobia and Medical trauma
Minor: Rape and Racism
frankyreadsbooks's review against another edition
challenging
informative
medium-paced
3.75
Content Warnings
Graphic: Homophobia
Moderate: Rape
Minor: Racism
punkhunk's review
challenging
informative
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
fabulously laid out argument with references to real world examples of change outside the realm of psychology to show the impact individuals can make in regards to change as a whole.
an exploration into psychoanalysis in comparison to the experiences of a psychoanalyzed trans person who transitioned in adulthood. a plea to the psychoanalyst community to break free of previous confines of their practices to listen to trans people about their persecution and history.
my one critique, which is extremely niche, is that he could have delved further into specific community interactions between psychologists and trans people, the power and violence wielded by psychologists against trans people, and the setbacks that sexologists and previous psycholgists faced in the name of progress. i highly recommend reading into Sandy Stone and Susan Stryker for more on this, who are both mentioned in this book.
an exploration into psychoanalysis in comparison to the experiences of a psychoanalyzed trans person who transitioned in adulthood. a plea to the psychoanalyst community to break free of previous confines of their practices to listen to trans people about their persecution and history.
my one critique, which is extremely niche, is that he could have delved further into specific community interactions between psychologists and trans people, the power and violence wielded by psychologists against trans people, and the setbacks that sexologists and previous psycholgists faced in the name of progress. i highly recommend reading into Sandy Stone and Susan Stryker for more on this, who are both mentioned in this book.
Content Warnings
Minor: Child abuse, Rape, Sexual violence, and Transphobia
mention of John Money, known child sexual abuser, and mentions of rape and sexual abuse of colonized persons.
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